Nintendo unveiled a new ‘Star Fox’ for Switch 2, but fans aren’t happy with the realistic redesigns of Fox McCloud and his Star Fox Team.

Many of the greatest games of all time are part of the Super Nintendo library. While some classics, like A Link to the Past, can't be improved upon, others could benefit from a modern remake on the Switch 2. These retro games haven’t necessarily aged ...

A SNES exclusive game from 1996 is reportedly getting a remake, though there is no word of the platforms. It is a classic and tentpole Nintendo IP though, so it is safe to assume it will be via the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo Switch 2, or both.

TL;DR: Nintendo plans to release a new Star Fox game with modern visuals and online multiplayer on the Nintendo Switch 2 this summer, alongside a full remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time later in the year, celebrating the series' 40th ...

The Super Nintendo pushed the boundaries of gaming across one genre, with RPGs that packed entire living, breathing worlds into tiny cartridges.

As you may know, this remake was made by ArtePiazza, which is fitting. Why? Well, this is a Japanese company that dates back to 1989, though it didn’t get into games until 1996. Since then, it has primarily worked with Square Enix on the Dragon Quest series.

With a giant library of games, chances are you probably didn’t even play these SNES role-playing gems from back in the day.

There are plenty of Super Nintendo titles that are ingrained in pop culture, but, for one reason or another, everyone forgot about these hit SNES games.